How to Pair a Lodar Remote (2, 4, or 6 Function)

If you’ve just bought a new Lodar remote or are trying to reset your existing one, this step-by-step guide will help you get it paired and working in minutes.

We’re covering the Lodar TI Standard Transmitter – used in most 2, 4, and 6 function systems (and compatible with some 8 and 10 button setups too). If you’re not sure what remote you have, you can [view our full Lodar range here].

• Your Lodar TI remote (with LoCover removed)

• Access to the Lodar receiver unit

• 2 x AAA alkaline batteries (already fitted)

• Optional: paperclip or small tool for battery access (If you dont have fingernails!)

1. Disconnect the power to your Lodar receiver.

2. While the power is off, briefly press the STOP (red) button on the transmitter.

   
   

   • If you’re pairing two remotes, press STOP on both.

   • This clears any stored memory and ensures a clean pairing.

   
   

1. On the remote, press and hold both the STOP (red) and SET (green) buttons.

2. Keep holding for around 5 seconds until the LED starts to flash.

3. Release the buttons.

You should see the LED blink like this: FLASH… pause… FLASH… pause

This means the remote is now in registration mode.

If your system uses two transmitters, you can assign them to different memory slots.

• Location 1: Single flash + pause

• Location 2: Double flash + pause (FLASH FLASH pause…)

To move between memory slots:

• Press the SET (green) button to go up.

• Press the STOP (red) button to go down.

If you only have one transmitter, skip this step and move straight to Step 4.

1. Reconnect power to the Lodar receiver.

2. You now have a 10 second window to complete the pairing:

   
   

   • Press and hold the SET (green) button on the transmitter.

   • Hold it for 5 seconds, or until the receiver’s STATUS LED lights up solid.

   
   

Once the LED stays on, the remote is successfully paired.

• Nothing happening? Double-check the batteries — the transmitter uses two standard AAA batteries.

• LED not flashing? You may not be holding both buttons long enough in Step 2.

• Still not working? It’s possible the receiver memory is full or damaged. Contact us if you need a replacement.

We stock a full range of Lodar transmitters and receivers, including:

• [2-function replacement remote]

• [4-function remote with LoCover]

• [6-function transmitter unit]

All of our Lodar parts come with fast UK shipping and expert support — just call if you’re unsure which one you need.

Every Lodar remote includes a built-in safety feature: if left idle for 30 minutes, the transmitter automatically sends a STOP signal and shuts itself down. So if your system seems unresponsive after being unused — this might be why.

Still stuck? Reach out and we’ll get you sorted.